Are those two Hobbits in the foreground?
You’re driving along in the English countryside on your way to the next bed-and-breakfast. Villages and towns appear as you turn a bend or crest the hill, then disappear as the road steers you away. Or you’re reading some cozy mystery book set in the British Isles, or a tale of Eldritch horror where innocent characters gather at the pub or on the green. Or you’re a country lad or lass on a fantasy quest, or a Medieval village witch.
Here’s a list of names for those very towns and sleepy villages, whose modern names are distortions of Celtic, Roman, Gaelic, or Saxon forebearers. All randomly generated, but you knew that…
Quaint English Towns
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Crossnun Faybrand Shaftgrin Candlenor Hollylindon Swallowgrin Bricklon Charmkess Rushpod Borncross Spyfox Featherpear Roylick Walkwinter Huntside Silvermount Lockmarch Creampeach Plainwind Sandalsnip Helmby Cherrymount Furrowfern Wayroyal Arsevek Harpkill |
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Grachrull Grincup Buttonedge Lutespire Watersnip Helmsrush Broadwine Ramburrow Mournbrow Camleaf Lankplume Teachbrood Pennybreath Crosskip Blisterwit Sparway Mighead Caramask Histacup Blandwallow Strawpenny Silverspit Broodgrin Chickpike Liegehawk Gingerthread |
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Rivergrove Firebitter Hullsheaf Ninethread Dustfields Tresswell Pendlestick Burnwill Sparrowkeep Stoneport Mountkill Shaftburn Broadpan Spitrake Fiddlewit Windnap Middlewit Briarcherry Spellspire Rivermuster Scarlock Lyrebottle Snipstance Candlehawk Chicknum Stargay |
